SQL Azure Lessons Learned: Embarcadero

Posted: Dec 18, 2009 at 8:56 AM
By: Ben Riga
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Database tooling is important for many developers and DBAs as they manage numerous databases across the enterprise and the cloud. In this episode of Azure Lessons Learned I chat with Scott Walz, Sr. Director Product Management at Embarcadero Technologies responsible for the DBArtisan product.

Scott walks us through the DBArtisan product to show how SQL Azure integrates seamlessly into this cross-DBMS product. It was interesting to hear how quickly the effort to add SQL Azure went. I think that bodes well for other tooling in general for SQL Azure. Since SQL Azure is so very close to SQL Server it should be relatively simple for ISVs to add SQL Azure support to products that support SQL Server today.

Scott mentions a trial of DBArtisan for SQL Azure. You can grab that here.

As always let me know your comments below.

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